Advertisement
Advertisement
factory ship
[ fak-tuh-ree ship, -tree ]
noun
- a whaling ship equipped to process killed whales and to transport the oil and by-products.
- Also called fac·to·ry trawl·er [fak, -t, uh, -ree traw-ler, -tree]. a large fishing vessel, usually a stern trawler, equipped for processing and freezing fish at sea.
factory ship
noun
- a fishing boat that processes the fish that are caught
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of factory ship1
Example Sentences
They are driven to Milford Haven, where they are loaded on to a factory ship which cooks and freezes them en-route to Asia.
In some past investigations, the NTSB, such as in the 2008 sinking of the Alaska Ranger factory ship, has reached a different probable cause of the sinking of a vessel.
The Coast Guard begins two weeks of hearings Monday into what caused the flooding that sank a Washington-based factory ship off Alaska, forcing the evacuation of its crew of 46.
Take, for example, the skull of a southern right whale that arrived in the museum's collections in 1938 by way of the factory ship Ulysses.
But only Japan continues to sail a fleet of ships half way across the globe to hunt whales in the Antarctic and maintains a large factory ship that can process hundreds of whales at sea.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse